So which of them should I download?
And simply tell me, what will I have to do after I've downloaded the content?
No need for a long description, you can save your time, but I really need some advice badly because I can't find, no matter how hard I try to search, a way to start this programming.. Sorry for bothering you..
Thanks.
So should I download the ncurses-5.9.tar.gz one? Since it's the latest (you can see that from the date).
And I don't really understand. What documentation are you talking about?
If you're implying that I should find the information on how to start the programming, then I can say that I simply couldn't find it.
On this website: http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/
it's written how to program, that's ok, but what I need is to make things ready to start being able to program.
For ex., getting the ncurses.h header or library or whatever it is ready and so on.
It's not too difficult but maybe a bit confusing for a newbie.
On Windows, you need at least a working installation of MinGW and MSys.
On Linux, you just need core utilities that most distributions already come with.
On Windows, open MSys, change directory to wherever you extracted ncurses, and
I'm sorry, I'm a newbie and it's really difficult for me to understand all this.
When you said to open MSys, did you mean the folder in the C:/ ?
If you did, how can I change directory?
@mariostg The message box of my Code::Blocks doesn't work, it can't open up whatever I do, so I can't know the error message. What I know is that the problem is with the #include <ncurses.h> library when I type it in the algorithm.
Oh wait, I understand now, you mean the program itself, not the folder, of course.
Show me an example of what I should type in the program once it's open?
You're telling me I should type the director of the extracted nurses. Do I simply type something like this: C:/dgfg/dgsfdgd, then, without having used a space button, type ./configure ?
Sorry for bothering you again. It might take quite a long time until I get everything right.
Thanks.